Sometimes questions come to mind when we see that in our own land, some brothers and sisters have allowed hatred to cloud their vision. There are those who, blinded by resentments, have aligned themselves with the old mafia that for decades has tried to stifle the dignity of a people by poisoning the truth.
Read more Chronicle of an embrace that crossed borders
The province of Holguin managed to reduce energy consumption during peak hours to 13 percent as a daily average in correspondence with the guidelines of the top management of the country, after implementing the contingency measures that Cuba faces since September 12.
Read more Holguin: Encouraging Results in the Face of Energy Saving Measures
The money came from the U.S. government, surveillance cameras caught the authors as they went to carry out their misdeeds, and the facts were clarified.
Read more Authors of vandalism against Marti's busts confess
The Cubapetroleo Union (CUPET) announced on Monday that the recent sanctions imposed by the U.S. Administration on the Pan-American Corporation S.A., have reduced the availability of that fuel on the island.
Read more Authorities report on shortage of liquid petroleum gas due to U.S. sanctions
Deputy Prime Minister and Economy and Planning Minister Alejandro Gil noted on Thursday that Cuba will maintain the centralized economic planning, which he described as a strength of the system.
Read more Cuba to maintain centralized economic planning
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